[lace] Young Lacemakers bracelet pricking

2015-08-21 Thread Susan
Hello All!  Size matters!  When I printed out this cute pattern from the Lace 
Guild UK website, it doesn't seem like it is the correct scale.  Can anyone 
tell me the correct length--either from A to the last crossing or from the top 
edge pin to the last edge pin--cm or inches?  It looks like I need to increase 
the size of the pricking as I am printing on US standard 8.5x11 paper in 
portrait mode.  I can't find an A4 setting on my printer  I really did look 
because I managed to accidentally print staff paper just in case I want to 
compose a pavane in my spare time this afternoon!  Many thanks.  Sincerely, 
Susan Hottle, Erie, PA USA. 

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Re: [lace] Young Lacemakers bracelet pricking

2015-08-21 Thread Bev Walker
Hello Susan and everyone

I bit - went to the pattern page (here for those curious -
https://www.laceguild.org/ylm/bracelet.html )
Right clicked the pricking, selected copy image and pasted it into my
picture viewer, printed as is and it was the length of our letter-size
paper, bigger around than my wrist. If I would make it, I would
photo-reduce the printout first.

You can do the same with your printout if it looks too small, enlarge by
scanning, or if that isn't an option for you, try setting the paper from
the print menu of whatever picture viewing program you use.
Another thing to try, paste the image into a word document, and there
should be 'handles' around the image enabling you to enlarge/reduce to fit
your paper and desired dimensions etc.


On Fri, Aug 21, 2015 at 9:48 AM, Susan hottl...@neo.rr.com wrote:

 Hello All!  Size matters!  When I printed out this cute pattern from the
 Lace Guild UK website, it doesn't seem like it is the correct scale.


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Bev in Shirley BC, near Sooke on beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of
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Re: [lace] Young Lacemakers bracelet pricking

2015-08-21 Thread Susan
Thank you Jean!  I wondered if this was your work as I just finished perusing 
some back issues of Lace where you wrote several articles that involved lace 
with plaits  picots.  Now I can measure, get the ratio  increase the size 
accordingly.  Perfect!  Thanks again.  Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Erie, PA USA  

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 On Aug 21, 2015, at 1:44 PM, Jean Leader j...@q7design.demon.co.uk wrote:
 
 
 On 21 Aug 2015, at 17:48, Susan hottl...@neo.rr.com wrote:
 
 Hello All!  Size matters!  When I printed out this cute pattern from the 
 Lace Guild UK website, it doesn't seem like it is the correct scale.  Can 
 anyone tell me the correct length
 
 Susan,
 
 I added the bracelet pattern to the Lace Guild website and have the original 
 pricking. The size should be 15.3 cm long (A to bottom pinholes), 1.6 cm 
 wide. I made it at that size and it didn’t go round my wrist! That’s why I 
 added the sentence about checking and adding more repeats if necessary.
 
 The pricking has been there a while - now I would give a size indication. 
 Must remember to go and do that when I get back from next week’s holiday.
 
 Jean in sunny Glasgow (but we had a lot of rain earlier today)

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Re: [lace] Young Lacemakers bracelet pricking

2015-08-21 Thread Jean Leader
On 21 Aug 2015, at 17:48, Susan hottl...@neo.rr.com wrote:

 Hello All!  Size matters!  When I printed out this cute pattern from the Lace 
 Guild UK website, it doesn't seem like it is the correct scale.  Can anyone 
 tell me the correct length

Susan,

I added the bracelet pattern to the Lace Guild website and have the original 
pricking. The size should be 15.3 cm long (A to bottom pinholes), 1.6 cm wide. 
I made it at that size and it didn’t go round my wrist! That’s why I added the 
sentence about checking and adding more repeats if necessary.

The pricking has been there a while - now I would give a size indication. Must 
remember to go and do that when I get back from next week’s holiday.

Jean in sunny Glasgow (but we had a lot of rain earlier today)

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Re: [lace] Young Lacemakers bracelet pricking

2015-08-21 Thread Helene Ulrich
Hi Susan,

Just checked the pattern on the Lace Guild Website.  It says to
measure your wrist and then add more repeats as necessary.

Also, since A4 paper is a European size try printing it on Legal size
paper which is larger than A4.

On 8/21/15, Susan hottl...@neo.rr.com wrote:
 Hello All!  Size matters!  When I printed out this cute pattern from the
 Lace Guild UK website, it doesn't seem like it is the correct scale.  Can
 anyone tell me the correct length--either from A to the last crossing or
 from the top edge pin to the last edge pin--cm or inches?  It looks like I
 need to increase the size of the pricking as I am printing on US standard
 8.5x11 paper in portrait mode.  I can't find an A4 setting on my printer  I
 really did look because I managed to accidentally print staff paper just in
 case I want to compose a pavane in my spare time this afternoon!  Many
 thanks.  Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Erie, PA USA.

 Sent from my iPad

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